WiFi Passwords tool
The WiFi Password Recovery tool is a feature integrated within InternetTest Pro, a comprehensive suite of tools designed to empower Windows users with insights into their internet connection and network environment. Developed to offer convenience and security, this feature facilitates the retrieval of stored WiFi passwords for networks previously connected to by the user's device. This capability proves invaluable in various scenarios, including forgotten passwords, new device setups, and network sharing endeavors.
InternetTest Pro's WiFi Password Recovery tool addresses common challenges encountered by users in managing their network credentials. Whether users have forgotten a password, require it for setting up a new device, or wish to share it with others, this feature simplifies the process by providing easy access to stored WiFi passwords.
InternetTest Pro's WiFi Password Recovery tool enables users to effortlessly obtain a comprehensive list of all saved WiFi networks along with their corresponding passwords. This functionality proves invaluable in scenarios where users need to access previously connected networks but have misplaced or forgotten the credentials.
With the clipboard copy feature, users can easily copy all WiFi information, including network names and passwords, to the clipboard with a simple click.
InternetTest Pro offers the ability to export WiFi network data to a designated folder using the netsh wlan export command. This feature allows users to archive and organize network information for future reference or sharing purposes. You can easily backup your WiFI information using this feature.
The WiFi Password Recovery tool incorporates a robust search feature, empowering users to quickly locate specific saved networks from the comprehensive list.
The detailed view provide users with all important information that they may find relevant about the network. It can be toggled using the chevron next to the network's name.
The WiFi Password Recovery tool operates by accessing the stored WiFi passwords within the user's device. It uses the netsh Windows utility command to export the currently stored WiFi networks information to a temporary folder where each network is stored in a separated XML file. To be more precise, it runs the following command:
cmd.exe /c netsh wlan export profile "key=clear" folder="path/to/temp/file"Then, for each exported file, InternetTest Pro extract all relevant information and displays it to the user.